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Options one and three both worked, thanks again @nick_sh, but I went with option three as there are no SEO headaches. For anyone else struggling with this, it's simpler than you might think. All you need to do is paste the code below into your custom css and swap your default portfolio section for mine. /* hide Work portfolio section */ section[data-section-id="65c384eab6eba65f3d04fa51"] { display:none; }

Thanks, @nick_sh, Option three sounds ideal - thank you! Great idea. Pretty sure that'll work but if not, I'll give option one a whirl. Option two - I think - would also hide the projects from SEO, which I'd rather avoid.

Hi everyone, I've not found a way to do this, but maybe some bright button out there has... or can. I have a portfolio page (/projects) with individual projects inside (e.g. /projects/project-one). I'm not mad on the main portfolio page layout options, so I created my own out of a regular page (/work), containing links to the individual projects. I'd like to disable the /projects so it isn't discoverable, but that also disables to individual projects, so that's a no-no. If I could use a url redirect (/projects -> /work 301) from /projects to /work, that'd be great, but it doesn't work either. Does anyone out there understand what I'm going on about and, better still, know how to help? Cheers, Daniel

@FilipKar one way or another, it looks like you solved it (🙌) - care to share how? plugin?

cheers @paul2009!

Going out on a limb here, but I reckon we can all agree the squarespace menu bar is pretty limited, so I'm looking into alterative 'mega menus'. I quite like the one in the image pictured (see it in action here: https://kleendri.co.uk/), but I've drawn a blank trying to figure out who made the plugin. Any ideas and/or recommendations? Hope you can help : )

no, me either - I guess you didn't find a workaround? cc: @E-W

Great, here's the login: https://polygon-glockenspiel-ax86.squarespace.com/ pass: tuanphan I know I could easily recreate what's built within a single section, but I'm trying to figure out if it's possible for one bg image to span 2+sections before applying it to something more interesting"! : )

ooh, I'd love to know how (single image spanning 2+ sections)

I just knew you'd nail it, @tuanphan ❤️‍🔥

@tuanphan marvellous - thank you, thank you 🙏 is it possible to target a specific folder (i.e. Conditions)? I thought adding :nth-child(5) would do it ('home' is hidden on desktop), but no luck...

Looks perfect, thank @tuanphan👊 It'll be a few days before I get a chance to try it out but I'll get back to you either way

Thanks, @tuanphan, site is: frowndocs.co.uk

@MichaelTwizzlers, @tuanphan Hi, did you get this to work? I'm facing the same issue, on desktop

Good idea... and probably the best we can hope for within today's SQSP constraints. Thanks, @tuanphan